Charlottenburg Palace today is the largest former Hohenzollern residence in the German capital. As a publicly accessible world-class heritage site, this outstanding ensemble of imposing buidlings, sumptuous interiors, art-historical masterpieces and important gardens provides many and varied insights into the history of the court of Brandenbrug-Prussia, from the Baroque period of the early 20th century.


After considerable damage in the Second World War, the palace buildings and park have been largely restored to their pridtine state. Visitors are promised an exciting journey through 300 years of art and history.